Some links I like lately...
So I never post here anymore, but I thought instead I would share some of my other favorite blogs and web sites lately.
Carly's Baby and Fulbright in Brazil: My friend Carly, who I met in high school, recently moved to Brazil to research graffiti, married a Brazilian, and had a baby girl. That's the short version. I have really enjoyed reading about her adventures and reconnecting with her lately.
A blog post about Rootworks, women's land that was established in the 70s, where a few of my friends now live in Southern Oregon.
Mind Deep: A Mindfulness Practice Blog: After I did a five day Vipassana/Insight Meditation retreat recently at Cloud Mountain Retreat Center I went looking for stuff about insight meditation online (I have been doing these retreats for ten years, but always a new perspective...). This one is really good, I really appreciate her perspective, and the great quotes she digs up.
Dharmaseed.org: An amazing resource. A huge collection of Dharma talks by a wide variety of Buddhist teachers, free to download (donations welcome). Rebecca Bradshaw taught the retreat I did last month, so I downloaded quite a few of hers from there.
BuddhistGeeks: Really cool web site and podcast where they interview all kinds of Buddhist teachers, musicians, and just people with interesting perspectives on Buddhist topics.
Vida: Women in Literary Arts: A really great site with articles by various interesting women writers about women's relationships to writing and the writing community/industry.
Carly's Baby and Fulbright in Brazil: My friend Carly, who I met in high school, recently moved to Brazil to research graffiti, married a Brazilian, and had a baby girl. That's the short version. I have really enjoyed reading about her adventures and reconnecting with her lately.
A blog post about Rootworks, women's land that was established in the 70s, where a few of my friends now live in Southern Oregon.
Mind Deep: A Mindfulness Practice Blog: After I did a five day Vipassana/Insight Meditation retreat recently at Cloud Mountain Retreat Center I went looking for stuff about insight meditation online (I have been doing these retreats for ten years, but always a new perspective...). This one is really good, I really appreciate her perspective, and the great quotes she digs up.
Dharmaseed.org: An amazing resource. A huge collection of Dharma talks by a wide variety of Buddhist teachers, free to download (donations welcome). Rebecca Bradshaw taught the retreat I did last month, so I downloaded quite a few of hers from there.
BuddhistGeeks: Really cool web site and podcast where they interview all kinds of Buddhist teachers, musicians, and just people with interesting perspectives on Buddhist topics.
Vida: Women in Literary Arts: A really great site with articles by various interesting women writers about women's relationships to writing and the writing community/industry.
posted by Jess @ 11:58 PM
2 Comments:
At September 24, 2010 at 7:17 AM,
Marguerite Manteau-Rao said…
Thank you Jess. I am glad you are enjoying Mind Deep.
It seems you have been navigating some rather deep waters, and I can't help but rejoice about all the wisdom and heart openness that manifest in all your comments.
May you be blessed with many more such moments.
At March 2, 2016 at 6:19 PM,
Split Queen Box Spring said…
Vipassana meditation is something very good which help us be mindful all day. I met a guru who practice for over 30years, he is Venerable Vimokkha and did share his teaching in MP3 files in my blog. His teaching is recorded during our Vipassana meditation retreat. Feel free download it for free at:
http://www.kidbuxblog.com/ajahn-wimoak/
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